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Eighteen year old Patsv Dobson can certainly be
considered “choice.” The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph R. Dobson of Powder Springs, she is a Fresh
man majoring in Business Education.
CLAMOUR RAMPANT . . .
Designs that enfold you, fabrics that
embellish you ... everywhere a look
of elegance, of femininity and infinite
grace. These are the highlights of the
new Minx Modes collection for the gala
Season ahead, and for winter holidays.
Do let us show them to you soon.
BENNETT'S
ALABAMA STREET
THE WEST GEORGIAN
What To D0... And When
(ACP) The MINNESOTA DAILY has advice for
freshmen in how to age quickly. Here are the rules
from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, publi
cation:
If your instructor doesn’t ar
rive when the bell rings, you
could sit in class and wait for
him until the dismissal bell.
You’ll be lonely, sitting there
all by yourself, but you could
wait. Better it is to adopt the
standard waiting periods, grad
uated according to the instruc
tors’s rank, thusly:
Teaching assistant if he
isn’t there when the bell rings,
take a coffee break.
Instructor Wait five min
utes.
Assistant professor lO min
utes.
Associate professor l5 min
West Georgia Choir Presents
“Amahl And Night Visitors’*
By Herman Teel
“Amahl and the Night Visitors” ‘will be the first
opera to be presented by the West Georgia College
Choir, under the direction of Mr. Hugh Deen. The per
formance is scheduled for 11:00 a. m., December 6.
The first presentation of the
opera was done by the National
Broadcasting Company’s Tele
vision Theatre on Christmas eve
of 1951.
The story revolves around the
three kings’ search for the baby
Jesus and the events which oc
cur when they stop at the poor
home of Amahl and his mother.
Mary Faye Porter will portary
Amahl, a crippled boy of about
twelve. His mother will be
played by Gerilla Wright, George
Hunt, Don Ruff, Charles Vaughn
and Hiram Myftand are cast in
the roles of the biblical kings.
John Bennett and Marvin Hard
en will portray pages and Anne
Putman and Tommy Corbitt will
be dancers. The college choir
will act as the Chorus of Shep
herds and villagers.
Sally Walker will be the pianist
for the event with choreography
by Mrs. Tom D’Armi. Mrs. Fan
nie Wright will be responsible
“Messiah”—
(Continued from Page One)
try. who is formerly from Scot
land and now resides in Talla
poosa. Other soloists will be
Mrs. Jim Crowell of Carrollton:
Connie Gentry from Tallapoosa
high school; and Ann Guice. a
sophomore at Bremen High
School. Tenors will be Marvin
Harden, a Junior at West Geor
gia. and Harold McWhorter, a
West Georgia Graduate who now
teaches in Tallapoosa. Ken Vas
sy, a former West Georgia stu
dent. will be the bass soloist.
Miss Betty Sue Mashburn is
the principal accompanist, she
will be assisted by Miss Sally
Waller. The orchestra personnel
is from the Atlanta and Colum
bus Symphonies, the University
of Georgia, and Wesleyan
College.
(ACP) A student senate
meeting at Gettysburg College,
Gettysburg, Pa., discussed aca
demic averages and the ratio of
two male to even' one female
student at the college.
THE GETTYSBURGIAN quot
ed one faculty member as point
ing (Hit that the school’s aca
demic average could be raised
(and the ratio changed) by drop
ping the lowest 100 men and add
ing 100 w'omen.
utes.
Professor anywhere from
20 minutes to the time when
h - - - freezes over, depending on
his temper.
Girls, you may knit while
waiting for your instructor, but
as soon as he comes in, put
the yam away. Many instructors
get visibly shaken if they have
to lecture to half a class of fe
males knitting little things.
Boys, you could play gambling
games during the wait, but it
is advisable to put the cards
away just before the instructor
arrives. He may either report
you for immoral conduct or join
for costuming.
Attendance for the program
will be on an optional basis.
CARROLL THEATRE
Monday, November 26
Pigeon That Took Rome
Charlton Heston, Elsa Martinelli
• • •
Tuesday, Wednesday, November 27-28
Fancy Pants
Bob Hope, Lucille Ball
In Color
• • •
Thursday thru Monday, November 29 - December 3
Girls!
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Children 35c Adults 75c
• • •
Tuesday, Wednesday, December 4-5
Requiem Fer A Heavyweight
Anthony Quinn, Jackie Gleason, Mickey Rooney
• • •
Thursday, Friday, December 6-7
I Bombed Pearl Harbor
In Color
• • •
Coming Soon
300 Spartans
Richard Egan, Diane Baker
In Color
War Lover
Steve McQueen, Robert Wagner
Marco Polo
Rory Calhoun, Yoko Tani
In Color
• • •
WATCH FOR
EL CID
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1962
the game and win your allow
ance through 1965.
When the instructor asks a
question you can’t answer, you
could say, “I don’t know.” You
could, but that answer imme
diately brands you as a green
freshman. Suggested alterna
tives are:
1. ‘‘l can’t remember.”
2. “The gentleman next to me
and I were discussing that very
question just before you came
in, but since he expresses it far
more eloquently than I, I shall
yield the floor to him.”
3. Faint. (Never try this more
than once with each instructor).
4. “Ha, ha. ha. That’s what
I like about you, professor
your delightful sense of humor.**
(This usually serves to confuse
him until tle bell rings or until
you can get the answer from
someone nearby).
When the dismissal bell rings,
do not immediately bolt for the
next class. It gives an instructor
an inferiority complex.
Rather, sigh regretfully and
glare in the general direction
of the bell to show your displea
sure at being interrupted in the
middle of a stirring, inspiring
lecture. Casually pick up your
books, stroll through the door,
THEN bolt for the next class.